iPhone 4S would be a world phone with both major worldwide phone standards
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The company also announced the iPhone 4S would be a world phone, with both major worldwide phone standards—CDMA and GSM—accessible from the same phone. That’s a Precision M4500 Battery potential boon to overseas travelers who now can use their iPhone over here and over there—but at a cost.
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We all know that the iPhone refreshes itself roughly once a year (the unveiling of the 4S being slightly behind schedule). So, for roughly half of your phone’s life, you’ll know the world is closer to seeing a newer, sleeker, shinier HP DV2000 Battery model than it is to the day your current phone seemed … well … new, sleek and shiny.